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Historic Map - Lindenhurst, NY - 1926
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Aero-view of Lindenhurst, Long Island, 1926, New York. Drawn by R. Cinquin.
Reproduction aero-view map of Lindenhurst, New York, drawn by Rene Cinquin and published by Metropolitan Aero-View Co. in 1926. Lindenhurst is a village on the south shore of Long Island in Suffolk County. Originally called Breslau by early German settlers, the town's name was changed in 1891 to Lindenhurst. The town booster from 1926 reads:
"Lindenhurst, midway between Amityville and Babylon, is a thriving village progressing along individual lines. It contains numerous small manufactories that produce embroideries, paper novelties, fireproof goods, a button factory employing about 150 people, a factory manufacturing brass novelties, employing about 200 people, six garages, a nursery, two moving picture houses, a dance hall, and a bank.
There is a handsome brick school of eighteen class-rooms as well as a parochial. The village proper is only ten minutes from the Great South Bay and a canal has been dredged to the Mountauk Highway. There is plenty of fishing.
The village supports a Lutheran and Roman Catholic Church, a Board of Trade, an auto-equipped fire department, and has water, gas and electric light. The fraternal organizations are: Knights of Pythias, Odd Fellows, Exempt Volunteer Firemen's Association, Knights of Columbus, Labor Society, World War Veterans, Daughters of Rebekah, and many others."
The map from the 1926 has inset illustrations of Heer Park Waterfronts, Heer Park, Lindenhurst, L. I., Heer Brothers, Managers, Owners & Developers. Francis C. Heer and Lawrence F. Heer. Directly on Merrick Road and Great South Bay. Telephone: Lindenhurst 152.
The village map shows railway line and clearly labeled street names.
The top and bottom margins feature illustrations of the following businesses:
John Helling, Coal and Wood
S. & S. Gasoline Service Station, American Venice Restaurant
Mielke Lumber Co., Building Materials
R. Valentini, Mason Contractor
P. Frevele & Son, Seeds, Bulbs and Shrubs
Michael Juliano, Ice, Coal and Wood
Bohne's Garage
Lindenhurst Laundry Co.
W. & M. Reinhardt, Printers
Entrance of Heer Park
Lindenhurst Bathing Beach
Lindenhurst Manufacturing Co., Horn Buttons
Willeman & Voelker, Plumbing and Heating
First National Bank
John G. Wiebel & Son, Painters and Decorators
Adam Muller, Inc., Food Specialties
Catholic Church
Washington Hotel
John Trill, Delicatessen
Oak Garage
The map also shows lists Lindenhurst business people and places:
BUSINESS REFERENCES
LINDENHURST, L. I.
G. M. Hahn, Village President
Automobile Service
S. & S. Gasoline Service Station, J. Saffrin & S. Steigman, Props. Full Line of Auto Accesories. Montauk Highway & Strong Lane. Tel. Lindenhurst 123R.
Banks
The First National Bank, Officers: Wilbur C. Abbott, President. Charles Weierter, Jr., Vice President. Frederick Sheide, Vice President. George Pebler, Cashier. Board of Directors - Wilbur C. Abbott, Charles Weierter, Jr., Frederick Sheide, Geore Pebler, George W. Irmisch, Edward Schmalkuche, Charles Heling, Charles Riehl, John Tanner, Charles A. Luce, Philip Schneider. Wellwood Avenue.
Bathing Beach
Lindenhurst Bathing Beach, Helen P. Siedel, Prop. Boating, Bathing, Fishing and Dancing. Boats to hire for Fishing Parties. Little Neck Shore Road. Telephone Connection.
Button Manufactory
Lindenhurst Button Manufacturing Co., Inc. Manufacturers of Horn Buttons. Smith St. & Travis Ave. Tel. Lidenhurst 36.
Coal and Wood
John Helling. Coal, Coke Screening and Wood. No. Hoffman Ave. R.R. Track. Tel. Lidenhurst 34 J.
Delicatessen
John Trill. Delicatessen & Table Luxuries, All Home Cooking. Wellwood Ave. Phone Connection.
Food Specialties
Adam Muller, Inc. Blue Ribbon Mayonnaise & High Grade Food Specialties. North Hoffmann Ave., Opp R.R. Station. Tel. Lidenhurst *6.
Garages
Bohne's Garage. Fred G. Bohne, Propr. Expert Motor Repairs, Tires, Tubes and Accessories. Everything for the Auto. N. Hoffmann Ave & W. Broadway. Tel. Lidenhurst 24.
Oak Garage. Spellerberg Bros., Props. Nash & Ajax Cars. General Repairing of all makes of cars. Auto Accessories. Sotrage Batteries and Tires. Cars stored and washed. Wellwood Ave. & Montauk Highwya. Tel. Lidenhurst 41-113 W.
Hardware
Lindenhurst Hardware Co. Paints, Hardware and House Furnishings. Wellwood Ave. at R.R. Station. Phone Connection.
Hotel
Washington Hotel. Fred Hirsch, Propr. Chicken & Duck Dinners a specialty. Wellwood Ave Corner Smith Place. Tel. Lidenhurst 25.
Ice, Coal and Wood
Michael Juliano. Dealer in Ice, Coal and Wood. Robert Bloom & Kromfield Ave. Tel. Lindenhurst 42.
Laundry
Lindenhurst Laundry Co. Schnetzer & Hirsch, Props. Wet Wash and finish work. Herman and Gates Ave. Tel. Lidenhurst 11 W.
Lumber and Building Materials
Mielke Lumber Co. Building Materials, Mill Work and Builders' Hardware and Tools. S. Hoffmann & Hancock Aves. Tel. Lidenhurst 14 W.
Mason Contractors
R. Valentini. Manufacturer of Cement Bricks and Concrete blocks. Montauk Highway near Wellwood Ave. Tel. Lindenhurst 106.
Painting and Decorating
John G. Wiebel & Son, Painters and Decorators. Dealers in Paints, Wall Papers and Accessories. Wellwood Ave. corner Stockmar Place. Tel. Lindenhurst 137.
Plumbing and Heating
Willemen & Voelker, Plumbing and Heating Contractors. Stoves, Ranges, Pumps and Accessories. Corner Broadway and N. Hoffman Ave. Tel. Lindenhurst 27 R.
Printers
W. & M. Reinhardt. Job and Process Printers. Corner Gates and Hanover Aves. Tel. Lindenhurst 68.
Real Estate
Heer Improvement Co. Heer Brothers, Managers, Owners and Developers of Heer Park, at Lindenhurst, L. I. Francis C. Heer, President; Lawrence F. Heer, Vice President.
Restaurant
American Venice Restaurant. J. Saffrin and B. Steigman, Props. Montauk Highway and Strong Lane. Tel. Lindenhurst 123 R.
Seeds, Bulbs, Etc.
P. Frevele & Son. Dealers in high grade Seeds, Bulbs, Shrubs and hardy plants. Junction of Broadway and N. Wellwood Ave. Phone Connection.
Vulcanite Manufacturers
Vulcanite Manufacturing Co. Manufacturers of Metal Smallwares and Novelties. Hoffmann Ave. and Smith St. Tel. Lindenhurst 37.
Reproduction aero-view map of Lindenhurst, New York, drawn by Rene Cinquin and published by Metropolitan Aero-View Co. in 1926. Lindenhurst is a village on the south shore of Long Island in Suffolk County. Originally called Breslau by early German settlers, the town's name was changed in 1891 to Lindenhurst. The town booster from 1926 reads:
"Lindenhurst, midway between Amityville and Babylon, is a thriving village progressing along individual lines. It contains numerous small manufactories that produce embroideries, paper novelties, fireproof goods, a button factory employing about 150 people, a factory manufacturing brass novelties, employing about 200 people, six garages, a nursery, two moving picture houses, a dance hall, and a bank.
There is a handsome brick school of eighteen class-rooms as well as a parochial. The village proper is only ten minutes from the Great South Bay and a canal has been dredged to the Mountauk Highway. There is plenty of fishing.
The village supports a Lutheran and Roman Catholic Church, a Board of Trade, an auto-equipped fire department, and has water, gas and electric light. The fraternal organizations are: Knights of Pythias, Odd Fellows, Exempt Volunteer Firemen's Association, Knights of Columbus, Labor Society, World War Veterans, Daughters of Rebekah, and many others."
The map from the 1926 has inset illustrations of Heer Park Waterfronts, Heer Park, Lindenhurst, L. I., Heer Brothers, Managers, Owners & Developers. Francis C. Heer and Lawrence F. Heer. Directly on Merrick Road and Great South Bay. Telephone: Lindenhurst 152.
The village map shows railway line and clearly labeled street names.
The top and bottom margins feature illustrations of the following businesses:
John Helling, Coal and Wood
S. & S. Gasoline Service Station, American Venice Restaurant
Mielke Lumber Co., Building Materials
R. Valentini, Mason Contractor
P. Frevele & Son, Seeds, Bulbs and Shrubs
Michael Juliano, Ice, Coal and Wood
Bohne's Garage
Lindenhurst Laundry Co.
W. & M. Reinhardt, Printers
Entrance of Heer Park
Lindenhurst Bathing Beach
Lindenhurst Manufacturing Co., Horn Buttons
Willeman & Voelker, Plumbing and Heating
First National Bank
John G. Wiebel & Son, Painters and Decorators
Adam Muller, Inc., Food Specialties
Catholic Church
Washington Hotel
John Trill, Delicatessen
Oak Garage
The map also shows lists Lindenhurst business people and places:
BUSINESS REFERENCES
LINDENHURST, L. I.
G. M. Hahn, Village President
Automobile Service
S. & S. Gasoline Service Station, J. Saffrin & S. Steigman, Props. Full Line of Auto Accesories. Montauk Highway & Strong Lane. Tel. Lindenhurst 123R.
Banks
The First National Bank, Officers: Wilbur C. Abbott, President. Charles Weierter, Jr., Vice President. Frederick Sheide, Vice President. George Pebler, Cashier. Board of Directors - Wilbur C. Abbott, Charles Weierter, Jr., Frederick Sheide, Geore Pebler, George W. Irmisch, Edward Schmalkuche, Charles Heling, Charles Riehl, John Tanner, Charles A. Luce, Philip Schneider. Wellwood Avenue.
Bathing Beach
Lindenhurst Bathing Beach, Helen P. Siedel, Prop. Boating, Bathing, Fishing and Dancing. Boats to hire for Fishing Parties. Little Neck Shore Road. Telephone Connection.
Button Manufactory
Lindenhurst Button Manufacturing Co., Inc. Manufacturers of Horn Buttons. Smith St. & Travis Ave. Tel. Lidenhurst 36.
Coal and Wood
John Helling. Coal, Coke Screening and Wood. No. Hoffman Ave. R.R. Track. Tel. Lidenhurst 34 J.
Delicatessen
John Trill. Delicatessen & Table Luxuries, All Home Cooking. Wellwood Ave. Phone Connection.
Food Specialties
Adam Muller, Inc. Blue Ribbon Mayonnaise & High Grade Food Specialties. North Hoffmann Ave., Opp R.R. Station. Tel. Lidenhurst *6.
Garages
Bohne's Garage. Fred G. Bohne, Propr. Expert Motor Repairs, Tires, Tubes and Accessories. Everything for the Auto. N. Hoffmann Ave & W. Broadway. Tel. Lidenhurst 24.
Oak Garage. Spellerberg Bros., Props. Nash & Ajax Cars. General Repairing of all makes of cars. Auto Accessories. Sotrage Batteries and Tires. Cars stored and washed. Wellwood Ave. & Montauk Highwya. Tel. Lidenhurst 41-113 W.
Hardware
Lindenhurst Hardware Co. Paints, Hardware and House Furnishings. Wellwood Ave. at R.R. Station. Phone Connection.
Hotel
Washington Hotel. Fred Hirsch, Propr. Chicken & Duck Dinners a specialty. Wellwood Ave Corner Smith Place. Tel. Lidenhurst 25.
Ice, Coal and Wood
Michael Juliano. Dealer in Ice, Coal and Wood. Robert Bloom & Kromfield Ave. Tel. Lindenhurst 42.
Laundry
Lindenhurst Laundry Co. Schnetzer & Hirsch, Props. Wet Wash and finish work. Herman and Gates Ave. Tel. Lidenhurst 11 W.
Lumber and Building Materials
Mielke Lumber Co. Building Materials, Mill Work and Builders' Hardware and Tools. S. Hoffmann & Hancock Aves. Tel. Lidenhurst 14 W.
Mason Contractors
R. Valentini. Manufacturer of Cement Bricks and Concrete blocks. Montauk Highway near Wellwood Ave. Tel. Lindenhurst 106.
Painting and Decorating
John G. Wiebel & Son, Painters and Decorators. Dealers in Paints, Wall Papers and Accessories. Wellwood Ave. corner Stockmar Place. Tel. Lindenhurst 137.
Plumbing and Heating
Willemen & Voelker, Plumbing and Heating Contractors. Stoves, Ranges, Pumps and Accessories. Corner Broadway and N. Hoffman Ave. Tel. Lindenhurst 27 R.
Printers
W. & M. Reinhardt. Job and Process Printers. Corner Gates and Hanover Aves. Tel. Lindenhurst 68.
Real Estate
Heer Improvement Co. Heer Brothers, Managers, Owners and Developers of Heer Park, at Lindenhurst, L. I. Francis C. Heer, President; Lawrence F. Heer, Vice President.
Restaurant
American Venice Restaurant. J. Saffrin and B. Steigman, Props. Montauk Highway and Strong Lane. Tel. Lindenhurst 123 R.
Seeds, Bulbs, Etc.
P. Frevele & Son. Dealers in high grade Seeds, Bulbs, Shrubs and hardy plants. Junction of Broadway and N. Wellwood Ave. Phone Connection.
Vulcanite Manufacturers
Vulcanite Manufacturing Co. Manufacturers of Metal Smallwares and Novelties. Hoffmann Ave. and Smith St. Tel. Lindenhurst 37.
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